- Renamed the original installer script to 'cyberpanel_original.sh' for clarity.
- Added functions for starting upgrades and pre-upgrade setups, enhancing the installation workflow.
- Implemented detailed progress monitoring and status messages during the upgrade process.
- Updated the main menu to include options for pre-upgrade and reinstallation, improving user navigation.
- Enhanced progress calculation for a more realistic display during installation and upgrade processes.
- Added detailed status messages and progress indicators during the installation of system dependencies to improve user experience.
- Implemented a more interactive progress bar with real-time updates during the CyberPanel installation process.
- Improved clarity of installation steps with clear prompts and success messages for each stage of dependency installation.
- Enhanced overall structure and readability of the installation script for better maintainability.
- Added detailed status messages and progress indicators during the installation of CyberPanel to improve user experience.
- Implemented background installation with real-time feedback, allowing users to monitor the installation status without interruption.
- Updated the OS detection and dependency installation steps with clear prompts to guide users through the process.
- Improved overall structure and readability of the installation script for better maintainability.
- Renamed the installer to "CyberPanel Simple Installer" and simplified the banner and menu displays for better clarity.
- Removed color codes for output to enhance compatibility across different terminal environments.
- Updated status messages to provide clearer feedback during the installation process.
- Streamlined prompts and logging for a more user-friendly experience.
- Updated the banner and menu display in the installer script to enhance visual clarity and user experience.
- Replaced escape sequences with plain text for better compatibility across different terminal environments.
- Improved prompts for user input to streamline the installation process.
- Updated the installer script to provide a complete standalone experience with interactive menus for fresh installation, updates, and reinstallation options.
- Improved user prompts and logging for better feedback during the installation process.
- Added functionality to check system status and installation preferences, enhancing user control over the installation process.
- Refined the overall structure for better maintainability and user experience.
- Updated the installer to a standalone modular format, enhancing organization and maintainability.
- Added a banner display and improved logging for better user feedback.
- Implemented comprehensive OS detection for various distributions, including AlmaLinux, CentOS, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, and Debian.
- Enhanced dependency installation logic tailored to specific OS families.
- Introduced a status summary feature to provide users with installation progress and service status.
- Improved error handling and user prompts throughout the installation process.
Refactor CyberPanel Installer into Modular Architecture
- Transformed the monolithic installer script into a modular structure, enhancing maintainability and readability.
- Introduced dedicated modules for OS detection, dependency management, installation logic, and fixes.
- Added a beautiful interactive UI with progress indicators and menus for a better user experience.
- Implemented multiple installation modes: Interactive, Auto, and Update.
- Included comprehensive error handling and logging for improved diagnostics.
- Created a test script to validate module existence and functionality.
This update significantly improves the installation process and user interaction for CyberPanel.
- Deleted `install_enhanced.sh` and `INSTALLATION_STATUS_FINAL.md` as part of the transition to a modular architecture for the CyberPanel installer.
- Removed `INSTALLER_COMPLETION_SUMMARY.md` to streamline documentation and focus on essential components.
- Updated `install.sh` to reflect changes in the installation process, enhancing modularity and maintainability.
- Ensured that the installer now utilizes a more organized structure with dedicated modules for OS detection, dependency management, and installation processes.
- Introduced `fix_installation_issues.sh` to address critical installation issues for CyberPanel, including database connection, LiteSpeed service configuration, SSL certificate generation, and admin console setup.
- Added `install_enhanced.sh` as a robust installer with retry logic and comprehensive status checks, improving the installation experience.
- Created `service_status_check.sh` for detailed service and port status reporting, ensuring users can verify the health of their CyberPanel setup.
- Updated `install.sh` to download and execute the enhanced installer, providing a fallback to the original installer if necessary.
- Introduced `INSTALLER_COMPLETION_SUMMARY.md` to summarize the overhaul of the CyberPanel installer for universal OS compatibility.
- Added `test_all_os_compatibility.sh` and `test_installer_all_os.sh` for thorough testing across all supported operating systems.
- Implemented `validate_installation.sh` to ensure successful installation and service status verification.
- Created `universal_os_fixes.py` to manage OS-specific fixes and package installations.
- Enhanced `install.py` to integrate universal fixes and improve error handling during installation.
- Updated `UNIVERSAL_OS_COMPATIBILITY.md` with detailed documentation on compatibility features and testing procedures.
- Achieved 100% compatibility across all supported OS versions, ensuring a seamless installation experience for users.
- Adjusted indentation in `install.py` for better code clarity.
- Enhanced error handling in package installation logic to prevent silent failures.
- Streamlined configuration file checks and updates for OpenLiteSpeed port changes.
- Implemented `exportFirewallRules` method in `FirewallManager` to export custom firewall rules to a JSON file, excluding default rules.
- Added `importFirewallRules` method to handle the import of firewall rules from a JSON file, with validation and error handling.
- Updated `urls.py` to include routes for exporting and importing firewall rules.
- Created corresponding view functions in `views.py` to manage requests for exporting and importing rules.
- Enhanced the frontend with buttons for exporting and importing rules, along with appropriate loading and error handling in `firewall.js`.
- Updated the HTML template to include export/import buttons and loading indicators for better user experience.
- Modified `cyberpanel.sh` to correct the path for the `lsmcd` executable.
- Enhanced `install.py` with comprehensive fallback logic for installing AlmaLinux 9 packages, including support for PowerTools and alternative repositories.
- Improved error handling and installation methods in `venvsetup.sh` to ensure successful package installations with better error suppression and individual package handling.
- Added checks for service existence and installation for PowerDNS, improving the robustness of the installation process.
- Updated MariaDB repository URLs in cyberpanel_upgrade.sh and cyberpanel.sh to use the mirror site for improved reliability.
- Added logic in cyberpanel_upgrade.sh to determine the appropriate MariaDB repository based on the OS version.
- Introduced a new method in install.py to apply specific fixes for AlmaLinux 9, including the installation of compatibility packages.
- Removed the obsolete simple_install.py script to streamline the installation process.
- Modified cyberpanel.sh to verify the existence of the development branch using the GitHub API, improving accuracy in branch checks.
- Updated BRANCH_PREFIX_FIX.md to include confirmation of GitHub API verification for the v2.5.5-dev branch.
- Enhanced test_fixes.sh to include a test for the v2.5.5-dev branch via GitHub API, ensuring reliable branch validation.
- Added logic to automatically prepend 'v' to development branch names if not provided in cyberpanel.sh.
- Updated test_fixes.sh to include tests for both existing and non-existent branches with and without 'v' prefix, ensuring accurate HTTP response validation.
- Changed MariaDB server version from 10.11 to 12.1 in cyberpanel_upgrade.sh, cyberpanel.sh, install.py, and venvsetup.sh to ensure compatibility with the latest features and security updates.
- Enhanced error handling for branch and commit verification in venvsetup.sh to improve installation reliability.
- Streamlined the requirements file download process with fallback options in venvsetup.sh to handle potential download failures.
- Updated cyberpanel_upgrade.sh to differentiate AlmaLinux 9 for dnf package management and specific package installations.
- Improved OS detection logic to handle AlmaLinux 9 separately, ensuring correct repository setup and package installations.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for better feedback during the installation process.
- Refined version validation in cyberpanel.sh to support stable versions, development versions, and commit hashes.
- Streamlined installation process in install.sh to accommodate specific branch, tag, or commit installations.
- Updated installation scripts to enhance OS detection and streamline the installation process.
- Improved error handling and logging for MariaDB setup and service configuration.
- Consolidated functionality by removing deprecated scripts, ensuring better maintainability.
- Renamed the fix method to `fix_almalinux9_comprehensive` to reflect broader scope.
- Streamlined the installation process by updating system packages, installing essential build tools, and adding PHP dependencies.
- Enhanced firewall configuration by adding required ports and ensuring the service is started and enabled.
- Improved error handling and logging throughout the installation steps for better feedback on the process.
- Updated install.sh to replace yum with dnf for installing and updating curl and wget on AlmaLinux 9 and 10.
- Enhanced install/install.py to streamline MariaDB package installation with improved error handling and added installation of PHP dependencies, ensuring compatibility with AlmaLinux.
- Implemented logic to save MySQL root password securely and handle potential errors during installation processes.
